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Family assesssment is undertaken for a wide variety of reasons and is conducted by a wide variety of psychologists as well as other health professionals.

Family assessment in educational psychologyEdit

Family assessment in clinical psychologyEdit

Family assessment in mental healthEdit

Family assessment in physical healthEdit

Family assessment in family therapyEdit

Family assessment in forensic psychologyEdit

Family assessment measuresEdit

See alsoEdit

• Expressed emotion
• Extended family
• Family background
• Family crisis
• Family members
• Family relations
• Family structure
• Family violence
• Support networks

ReferencesEdit

• Wilkinson, I. (1998) Child & Family Assessment:Clinical guidelines for practioners. Routledge.